Patient's question:
I got married a year ago and planned to have a child, but after six months, my partner still hadn't become pregnant. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, I was diagnosed with varicocele and multiple seminal vesicle cysts. A standard semen analysis revealed a sperm count of 10 million, with only 6% being active, and most of them were classified as grade C in terms of motility. On January 4, 2005, I underwent surgery for varicocele. More than half a year after the surgery, a semen analysis showed a sperm vitality rate of 25%, with most of them still classified as grade C. During this time, I took many semen-enhancing and sperm-producing medications, as well as drugs like Urinary Tract. Yesterday, I had a series of tests, and everything related to my kidneys, testicles, epididymis, and prostate was normal. However, the seminal vesicles were found to have multiple cysts, and it was stated that they were "more" compared to...Doctor's answer:
My object check is fine, we have been pregnant twice.